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Foreign Service Officer Test Questions 101–105 (page: 22)

Updated On: 9-Feb-2026
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A US post office branch choosing to hire an employee with no disabilities over a slightly more qualified candidate restricted to a wheelchair, could be a violation of:

  1. the Civil Rights Act of 1964
  2. the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990
  3. the Rehabilitation Act of 1973
  4. B and C

Answer(s): D



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Under most cases an employer can lawfully demand that a pregnant employee:

  1. take a minimum of six weeks leave after delivery
  2. supply medical documentation of pregnancy related disability requiring leave
  3. work in a different capacity to avoid public or customer contact
  4. do all of the above

Answer(s): B



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An employer could be liable to litigation under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 if:

  1. an employee is made to feel uncomfortable by a co-worker who tells jokes of a sexual nature
  2. a manager makes demonstrative physical contact with a subordinate of the same sex
  3. an employee is subjected to unwelcome advances, but no economic injury occurs
  4. any of the above occur

Answer(s): D



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When a manager is using personal involvement as a motivational strategy, the biggest risk is with those employees who:

  1. have low self esteem and cannot form high performance expectations
  2. make only verbal commitments to their goals
  3. make a public commitment as a group instead of as individuals
  4. are overconfident in their performance abilities

Answer(s): A



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Performance management is one method that can be substituted for:

  1. merit pay
  2. traditional appraisal systems
  3. annual or quarterly bonus schedules
  4. quota systems

Answer(s): B



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